No, this post doesn’t explain what AICI is, check here to read more about that topic. Today, I’m attempting to explain how to add the functionality to AICI so that it can respond to the statement ‘What’.
As previously mentioned, there are a number of stages that we need to get through to go from [...]
I have created a new small network host demo application which you can use instead of the full designer to run AICI. You can get it from here, or from the new download section.
It’s basically a general purpose network host that only supports the text sensory interfaces for input/output. You specify the network that needs [...]
Well, I think I am finally getting to writing a bit about the next demo, AICI (there is a big background job running at the moment: the complete English thesaurus is being imported, which takes a bit of time). To start with, for those who like to know: AICI is short for Artificially Intelligent Chat [...]
Intro
Time for the second demo overview: the Scanner. It builds on most of the ideas found in the first demo but it goes way further, and actually does something very useful (although you wouldn’t say it at first). It’s probably going to be a lengthy piece so I’m thinking of cutting it in 2 or [...]
Most development tutorials start out with an ‘Hello world‘ type of application. This one doesn’t. The issue I had was the fact that a neural network is inherently a responsive system, that is, everything it does is a reaction to input. So, I figured, to illustrate this better, I could show a simple echo application. [...]